Markbass Mini CMD 121P

[Big Poppa]

Please why are you hijacking someones thread with your customer service issue? It also doesnt appear to be an issue.

I prefer the compression driver over the tweeter.....I love all of their stuff and ended up begging for some new stuff at Bass Player Live...I felt a little guilty afterwards...I was excioted....(I still hope top see the sstuff!)

I have the compressor and that is the greatest thing since coffee

[Movielife]

Please why are you hijacking someones thread with your customer service issue? It also doesnt appear to be an issue.

I prefer the compression driver over the tweeter.....I love all of their stuff and ended up begging for some new stuff at Bass Player Live...I felt a little guilty afterwards...I was excioted....(I still hope top see the sstuff!)

I have the compressor and that is the greatest thing since coffee

I bet you enjoyed testing it all!

Must admit, it just WORKS like a dream with EB basses.

I would love two NY121s! But the LM3 I have is brilliant with whatever cabs I use it with.

[Evangelos]

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[mynan]

[Fuzzy Dustmite]

Hey, easy dude.

Nobody is hijacking nothing. Just having a civilized discussion on a couple of aspects/issues of an amplifier...

That "dude" to whom you so callously refer, is the owner of this company.

[Evangelos]

That "dude" to whom you so callously refer, is the owner of this company.

The word "dude" was not meant callously or disrespectfully - I "dude" my friends too.

In any case, I should probably log out and leave the people in this forum in peace.

For the record, I have talked (last week) with a couple of staff at Markbass in Italy regarding the fan noise and tweeter hissing "issues" and they have explained the situation, as they see it. I just wanted some input on what other users of the particular amp think about it.

Cheers,
E

[Big Poppa]

dude Sorry but someone was asking about an amp and it became about you....

[Aussie Mark]

With a 500w amp, it shouldn't be too difficult to play louder than the noise that any internal fan might make. For example, turning the master volume up to, say, somewhere between "0" and "1" should do it. And, at gigs, when you're not playing any notes, I doubt the fan would be heard over the fans in the stage spotlights, the fans in the front of house and foldback power amps, the compressor in the bar fridges, the hum of the lighting dimmers, etc.